Tweetbot has become one of the most prized Twitter third-party apps out there. Now, in its sixth generation, the app focuses on adding new features and changing how customers pay. Today, Tapbots, the developers behind the popular Twitter app, launched Tweetbot 6. It's free to download, but there's a catch: a subscription model to unlock the. R/Tweetbot: Tweetbot is an iOS and Mac OS X application for Twitter. Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. I'm glad I stopped using Twitter and tweetbot years ago. Thanks for sharing. Continue this thread.
Developer Tapbots has updated its popular iOS Twitter client, Tweetbot, to version 2.2 on both the iPad and iPhone. The biggest addition in the update by far is the ability to sync Tweetbot with an. Tweetbot is a full-featured iPhone Twitter client with a lot of personality. Whether it's the meticulously-crafted interface, sou.
Start with this tweet from Paul Haddad, maker of Tweetbot: Tadam 2 0 1.
Not sure if its a new App Store rule, or just whichever reviewer we got, but they requested that we remove Tweetbot 5 from sale within 30 days of Tweetbot 6 going live.
And by request I mean wouldn't approve until we agreed. Was going to anyways, but just FYI.
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— Paul Haddad (@tapbot_paul) January 26, 2021
Saw this, went to the App Store, typed in Tweetbot, found nothing but a long list of competing products. No Tweetbot, no Tweetbot 5, no Tweetbot 6.
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Saw this, went to the App Store, typed in Tweetbot, found nothing but a long list of competing products. No Tweetbot, no Tweetbot 5, no Tweetbot 6.
Searched again right before I wrote this, found hints (the grayed text completion that suggests as you type) for Tweetbot 5, which took me to a competing Twitter client's page. Tweetbot 6 took me to an 'early access' page.
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This is certainly confusing. Michael Tsai rolled up a number of clarifying comments on his blog, worth a look if you are a dev interested in this issue, especially if you are exploring the possibility of moving to a subscription model.
